Three new circular bus routes will be launched on Tuesday, 8 September, in three of Malta’s largest communities: Sliema, Qormi and Żejtun. Each route will operate over 30 minutes from morning to night ...
A man was injured on the Marsalforn promenade in Gozo on Sunday at around 9pm following a fire. The incident allegedly involved petrol being thrown onto the promenade during an argument. A group of ...
Nationalist Party MP Mark Anthony Sammut has filed a police report against a retired police officer who encouraged him to drown himself at sea in a social media post. Patrick Attard was making a ...
Silvio Meli, a retired judge, died today at the age of 72. He worked at the Attorney General’s Office before becoming a magistrate in 1990. He served as a magistrate until 2001, when he was appointed ...
Those responsible for Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder got off lightly as authorities failed to give her family the bare minimum: justice This was said by former Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzo, in his ...
3 cyclists, David Gauci, Roderick “Rokku” Spiteri and Joaquin Rodriguez, set off from Valdocco, Turin, at 4am on Sunday for the T2M Cycling Challenge. The T2M Cycling Challenge is an ambitious ...
The acquittal of businessman Yorgen Fenech, following a gruelling and highly-publicised 55-day trial, has delivered a profound blow to the pursuit of justice in Malta. An 8-1 jury verdict cleared ...
Yorgen Fenech has been acquitted of all charges over the car‑bomb murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, as the jury delivered an 8‑1 verdict on both counts after around eight hours of deliberation. The ...
Glenn Bedingfield today said that some of his past blog posts about murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia were excessively harsh, as opposition leaders questioned his fitness to oversee an ...
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The Malta Union of Teachers has expressed concerns after education minister Byron Camilleri took to social media to announce plans to open a vocational secondary school, insisting that “nostalgia ...
Judge Edwina Grima has told jurors that any reasonable doubt must be resolved in favour of the accused, as she continued her detailed review of evidence in the trial of Yorgen Fenech. The businessman ...
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